American technology giant Apple comes out of the box with the introduction of the iPhone 12 series charging adapter cancelled. As you can imagine, this situation provoked strong reactions around the world. Brazil was also perhaps the least pleased with the removal of chargers. By taking major steps in this regard, the government penalized Apple and halted the company’s iPhone sales for “selling incomplete products.”

Now, despite the millions of dollars in fines, it has been reported that Apple is still not complying with this requirement. By saying that the company is harming its customers by not offering adapters, the government has therefore decided to take another step in this area.

iPhones found in stores across the country have been seized

Brazil officials, due to Apple’s continued failure to comply with the charger requirement began seizing iPhones found in stores. A report published by Technoblog stated that consumer protection authorities seized hundreds of phones from various stores. It was also mentioned that the regulator wants to make sure Apple complies with local laws that require chargers to be removed from phone booths with this move.

Apart from this, it was also one of the information that the regulator ordered to ban the sale of iPhones without a charger in the box. While Apple started the no-charge system with the iPhone 12, it later changed it with an update. to iPhone 11s he had brought. It showed that even the iPhone 11, which was introduced in Brazil 3 years ago, wanted to be sold.

Apple Brazil has appealed to the government after the seizure of the iPhones, urging them to allow the sale until a final decision is made on the discussion. The giant company also said this in its statements to Technoblog. will continue to sell phones in Brazil despite the operation stressed out.

Finally, it should be added that not all of Brazil is against this attitude of the company. Judge Diego Camara Alves, who allows the company to continue selling iPhones until a final decision is made, said in his statements that Apple was not not violate consumer rights told. Alves also said that the Brazilian regulator’s response to such decisions abuse his power and stated that he believes the company will win the legal dispute.